In this twelve-hour workshop the participant will be introduced to the main techniques utilized in topological data analysis and their implementation provided by the python package scikit-tda. Introductions to the Mapper algorithm and persistent homology will be complemented by respective hands-on tutorial sessions. The workshop will conclude with an exploratory project of these methods on ‘real data’, which may be provided by the participants.
Participation
The course takes place in the CIP-Pool 3/103, Mathematikon INF 205, Heidelberg. There are up to 20 seats for on-site participation, which will be distributed in advance.
Lectures and tutorials will be accessible on Zoom for online participants.
Registration Deadline: October 11th, 2020
Registration is closed
Schedule
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Corona Regulations
Please note the following information regarding on-site participation:
- On-site participants will need to provide personal data for contact tracking at the beginning of each day.
- You will need to wear a mask at all times
(CoronaVO Studienbetrieb und Kunst § 3, Absatz 1, Nummer 4 ) - Since we will need to regularly ventilate the room, you might want to bring a sweater.
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Conditions of Admission and Participation
Information on the Processing of Personal Data
Information Required from Persons Attending Classes
Material and Exercises
Day 1
Slides
Exercises (last updated: Oct 28th)
Day 2
Day 3
Note
You can find some example code for the exercises of the first two days here
Organizers
Michael Bleher, Maximilian Schmahl, Daniel Spitz
contact: mbleher@mathi.uni-heidelberg.de